Energy

3. Energy stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules
5. Energy caused by vibrations traveling through air, water, or a solid
8. Used for transmitting radio and television broadcasts, and for mobile phones and wireless networks (longest wavelengths).
10. Energy of the movement of charged particles, like electrons, through a conductor.
11. Produced by the hottest and most energetic objects in the universe (supernovas and neutron stars) (highest-energy, shortest-wavelength).

1. The only type of energy visible to the human eye
2. Used in radar, satellite communication, and ovens (which use them to heat food by exciting water molecules).
4. The faster the particles move/vibrate, the more of this energy they have. It is related to the temperature of an object.
6. Stored energy that an object or system has due to its position or state
7. Can pass through many objects, including the body, and are used in medical imaging to view internal structures like bones.
9. Energy of motion